The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-08
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr. Will Scott has gone to Newark, N. j., for
a shoCt stay.
Miss Emma Wilson is expected home o-mor
row from Boston.
DR.. l. N. Woodland is quite i'll at his residence
on North Alabama street
Mrs. Ed Schurmann returned yesterday from
o short visit to her mother in Chicago.
DR.. T. B. Harvey has been called from the
city. and will be absent two or three days.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. WATSON left last night for
New York to be absent week or ten days.
Mr.. James E. Thomas and son, of Keokuk,
Ia, are the guests Of friends in this city for a
few days.
Miss Edith Williams, of Walnut Hills, Cincin-
natl, is visiting Mrs j. j. Henderson, Of North
New Jersey street.
Mrs. NJ. H. Spades is recovering from her re-
cent illness, and will go to Florida the first Of
next week to visit Mrs. Ben Enos.
Mr.: and Mrs. Daniel Stewart, Miss Louise
Knight and Miss Vawter will leave tonight for
California, to be gone several months.
Mrs. E. B. Martindale left yesterday for st.
Louis. where she will join Mr.. and Mrs. e. F.
Claypool and proceed to Hot Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hervey, who have been
visiting friends in this city for several weeks
| left yesterday for their homo in Connecticut
Mrs. VIII Caldwell, VINO has been spending
some time with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| David Braden, on North Tennessee street, will
| 60 to her home in Chicago this week.
A. j. Joyce. who has been head clerk in the
county clerks Office for several years, resigned
his position Yesterday. He will be superseded
| by Gus O'Brien. Mr. Joyce will take lucra-
| tive position in one of the city banks.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
! Grand Hotel: w. NJ Morris, Frankfort; J.
W. Stewart, Monticello; Robert Mitchell Prince
| ton; j. W. Stott and wife, Covington j. G. Klei
| Der. Milton; J. A. Commons, Centervile; John
| r. Courtney, Charlottesville; H. R. Virgins,
Richmond; Robert Sutton. Michigan City; j.
| K Anderson, Bloomington; j. A. Robbins, Mar.
| tiusville; p. Fl. Mccormack, Columbus; J. E.
Redmond. Logansport; Jay l.. Peck, Michigan
City; S. n. Taylor, Washington; w. w. Reed
| Winchester; J. McCabe, Williamsport; e. w
Finrell. Frankton; E. B. Hutchinson, Rich
mond; G. W. Paul, Charlottesville; Chas. Sun
man, Anderson.
Society Events.
The Meridian-street Missionary Society will
meet this afternoon with Mrs. Silas Baldwin
| No. 2o7 North Delaware street Mrs Radcliff,
will read paper on ''South America"
The ladies of the Merdanstreet NJ E. Church
will give an Easter festival on the Tuesday even
ing preceding Easter The entertainment will
| consist of q crazy tea" and the sale of. eggs
cards and other Easter gifts beautifully decorat
ed, and a musical programme.
The members of the First PRESBYTERIAN
Church are making arrangements for Riley en-
tertainment. to be given on the evening Of tn,
Goth, at Plymouth Church. Mr. James w
Riley, always great favorite with an Indianap
oils audience. will give number of recitations
and music will be rendered by talent from the
cities.
Mrs. Anna Jenness Miller, of Washington, D
c.. the principal advocate of "dress reform" i,
this country. and the designer of scientific an,
artistic dress for women. has been invited b.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall to give lecture on thi
subject, illustrated by costumes, on Saturda
afternoon, at her home. on North Pennsylvani
street A large number Of ladies are already ia
terested In the subject